Hi thereIf your dough is spreading too much after bulk (during bench rest) , and after retarding in the fridge for the final proof does it neccessarily mean it's overfermented? thanks cc Log in or register to post comments Not neccesarily. I have had several loaves spread flat even when they were underfermented. It could mean the hydration is to high though. Log in or register to post comments There are reasons other than overfermentation that can cause the dough to spread. Over hydration and poor structure both come to mind.Benny Log in or register to post comments Thanks, that makes sense! Log in or register to post comments
Not neccesarily. I have had several loaves spread flat even when they were underfermented. It could mean the hydration is to high though. Log in or register to post comments
There are reasons other than overfermentation that can cause the dough to spread. Over hydration and poor structure both come to mind.Benny Log in or register to post comments
Not neccesarily. I have had several loaves spread flat even when they were underfermented. It could mean the hydration is to high though.
There are reasons other than overfermentation that can cause the dough to spread. Over hydration and poor structure both come to mind.
Benny
Thanks, that makes sense!